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1. Uniform and Non-uniform motion
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The uniform motion is identical to the actual speed of the object. The non-uniform motion is different from the actual speed of the object. Uniform motion covers equal distance at an equal time interval. Non-uniform motion covers unequal distance at equal time interval.
Explanation:
What is Uniform motion?
The motion in which the body moves with constant speed and has zero acceleration is called Uniform motion.
Examples of uniform motion
Car going along a straight road at a constant speed
The train going along the tracks at a constant speed
The movement of the fan
Vibrating spring in a sewing machine
Cooling fan running at a fixed speed
Read also: laws of motion
What is Non-Uniform motion?
The motion in which the body moves with variable speed and the acceleration is not zero is called non-uniform motion.
Examples of non uniform motion
The movement of an asteroid
Car coming to a halt
A bouncing ball
The train coming to its terminating sop
Dragging a box from a rough surface
A horse running in a race
Bus on its way
Read also: Branches of mechanics
Difference between uniform and non uniform motion in tabular form
Uniform motion Non Uniform motion
In Uniform motion, the movement of a body is along the straight line with constant speed. In non uniform motion, the movement of a body is along the straight line with variable speed.
In uniform motion, the body covers equal distance in an equal interval of time. In this type of motion, the body does not cover the equal distance in equal interval of time.
The speed of the object is similar to the actual speed. The speed of the object is different from the actual speed.
The graph between distance and time (distance-time) graph shows the straight line. The graph between distance and time (distance-time) graph shows the curved line.
This type of motion has zero acceleration. It has no zero
Types of motion in physics
Difference between speed and Velocity
Acceleration formula
Newton’s laws of motion
Newton’s second law of motion formula
Newton’s third law of motion
Simple harmonic motion (SHM)
Projectile motion equations